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William Kincaid

Portrayed by Stephen Bishop

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"The Man from Tallahassee"

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William Kincaid

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Alive

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Origin

Orange County, California, USA

Profession

Physiotherapist

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Connection

Helped Locke adjust to life in a wheelchair

Season(s)

S1 - S2 - S3 - MP - S4

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William Kincaid was a physiotherapist based out of a California hospital.

In 2000, he was assigned to help John Locke adjust to life in his new wheelchair. Ever an optimist, he referred to Locke as "buddy" and refused to let him put himself and his abilities down.

Trivia

• William is of Old German origin, and its meaning is "will, helmet, protection".
• When he was attempting to motivate Locke, he said a phrase very similar to John's credo: "Don't tell me what I can't do".

• Dr. Kincaid is also mentioned in the episode "Exposé", when Paulo reads the description of the director he and Nikki had just killed. One of the shows it was said the director had been the mastermind of was "Dr. Kincaid Esquire".